The ASP AdRotator is a built-in server-side control in Classic ASP.NET, not Classic ASP, used to display rotating advertisements on a web page. However, if you're asking about Classic ASP, there is no built-in AdRotator control, but you can build your own ad rotator logic using ASP scripting.

If you're asking about ASP.NET AdRotator (Web Forms):

• It displays ads randomly or sequentially from an XML file or a data source.

• Easy to set up with minimal code.

Example (ASP.NET Web Forms):

<asp:AdRotator ID="AdRotator1" runat="server"     AdvertisementFile="ads.xml"     Target="_blank" />

Where ads.xml looks like:

<Advertisements>  <Ad>    <ImageUrl>images/ad1.jpg</ImageUrl>    <NavigateUrl>http://example.com/ad1</NavigateUrl>    <AlternateText>Ad 1</AlternateText>  </Ad>  <Ad>    <ImageUrl>images/ad2.jpg</ImageUrl>    <NavigateUrl>http://example.com/ad2</NavigateUrl>    <AlternateText>Ad 2</AlternateText>  </Ad></Advertisements>

How to build a simple Ad Rotator in Classic ASP

If you want to do ad rotation in Classic ASP, you can:

• Store ads info (image URL, link, alt text) in a database or array.

• Pick one randomly or sequentially.

• Render it on the page.

Simple Classic ASP Ad Rotator example:

<%Dim ads, index, ad' Array of ads: each element is "ImageUrl|NavigateUrl|AltText"ads = Array( _    "images/ad1.jpg|http://example.com/ad1|Ad 1", _    "images/ad2.jpg|http://example.com/ad2|Ad 2", _    "images/ad3.jpg|http://example.com/ad3|Ad 3" _)' Pick random ad indexRandomizeindex = Int(Rnd * UBound(ads) + 1) - 1' Split ad infoad = Split(ads(index), "|")' Output ad HTMLResponse.Write "<a href='" & ad(1) & "' target='_blank'>"Response.Write "<img src='" & ad(0) & "' alt='" & ad(2) & "' border='0'>"Response.Write "</a>"%>

If you want, I can help you build a more advanced Ad Rotator with database integration, click tracking, or scheduling.

Do you want a full example for Classic ASP ad rotation or help with ASP.NET AdRotator?